The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 19, 1939, Page 8

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1939. 'SAYS PROPHECIES " BEING FULFILLED; GRAPHIC PICTURE i Upon arrival at the cutskirts of | Eyangelis' Barnes Revea|S‘IL.lnlujnx.("lL?};r“gri‘xl,;mnafig(lhz‘r“.c()‘x;)()x‘]‘ixgi: Facts Con(eming Pal- <“<;X|;\ :}‘:Ke:g:::e?qu::iro:.:agr G estine of Today the valleys, laying the pipe line in a straight course towards the capi- | tal city. This became the road of advance in addition, doing away with the old crooked paths which wound around the hills, HALIBUT BOAT IS REPORTED ON WHITESTONE PT. M.S. Northland Sights Craft Parfly Blown Up-No Signs of Life this afternoon by the M. S. North- “Air Raid l)vcr London” English Nightmare >4 | Forsake Strongholds | planes to fly low over the city with- out dropping any bombs or firing la shot, the effect was almost in- | stantaneous and a fear entered the Evangelist John E. Barnes, speak- | hearts of the defenders—the Turks, ing at the Bethel Pentecostal As-|who hastily forsook their strong- sembly of God last night revealed!hold. | some facts concerning Palestine and| It was remarkable that the cele- |its resuscitation after a period of { bration of this victory was prophe- many generations. He declared the sied in Isaiah and the importance fulfilment of prophecy, as stated in|of it was to be announced to the the Scriptures, with such amazing|world. The prophet said: “All ye in- precision should set the whole|habitants of the world and dwellers world thinking, especially the ag-|on the earth see ye when he lift- tics and atheists, leth up an ensign on the moun-| More than 2500 years ago Isaiah,|tains; and when he bloweth a trum- | | the prophet, gave a graphic picture | pet, hear ye.” This wasliterally ful- | exactly of what was taking place|filled in 1923 when the ancient flag today in Palestine. He said: “They|of Judah was “liftéd up” or raised <hall build the old wastes. they|to the top of the mast on the old | hall raise up the former desola-|tower of David in Jerusalem and tions, and they shall repair the|the ram’s horn was blown before | waste cities, the desclations ofja great crowd. many generations.” Most wonderfully had Bri Ma | prophecies been recently fulfilled, | . Great Britain was given the|stated Evangelist Barnes, for, at a over the land to make|cost of five hundred million dollars, jon to headq a national home for the Jews,|great pipe lines from the oil wells secutive | Coast " g . ’ s & F: a rapid and remarkable transfor-|of Irag to Haifa and Tripoli, over EIGHI DlAMoND nine mation had taken place. Jews were | eleven hundred miles in length, with { played returning in steady streams to the|a capacity of four hundred million | FES'I'S H.OODED ] f s of magnificent | tons natrolel et Uhing The Boston Bees whipped Phila- |land and buildings of magnificent |tons of petroleum oil, were being | delphia, 7-6 on a run knocked in types were going up everywhere.|laid and officially opened in Janu- by A1 Shiatetie i ite 100k lantie \Only Five Games Played of New cities were being formed and |ary, 1935. Nine thousand men were e, both] obAIPIu ‘the: o b 19 Scheduled So Far the land of waste was now astound- | employed for eighteen months on le: s ing the whole world with its beau- |what is known as hte most costly EAETURE HES YRR 0%, ERtpen in three | days instead of 19, as the schedule (By Asscciated Press tiful orange groves and other lusci- 'single work ever constructed in the 3 ous fruits, producing 25,000,000 cases | world. The prophecy was literally calls for. Rain wrecked the Major League’s | number of these giant fish which again for the third con-|ascended the Deleware each spring. in the year 1938 fulfilled therefore as the pipe con-| boat Whitestone of was reported late Sitka the Customs office here white painted hali- t 40 feet in lel ssage from State: orn in Whitestone tone Narrows Buoys wi buoys near ¢ 3 Beach . - LI The “First Lady of the Land,” Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, flew as a passenger with the “First Lady of the Air,” Stewardess Clara John- son of United Air Lines, as Miss Johnson started her ninth year in United’s service on the company’s route between the Pacific west and California. Dean of all stewardesses in the United and said to have done more flying than any woman in the world, Miss Jchnsen has chalked up close to 2,000,000 air miles since she started her sky career March 25, 1931. 25, on re; the and that the up. of did not beach close wreck it also to him as if tly blown ap- deck had life near the ol Scriptural e nin f Customs ed the inform: ters h suggested 1 Guard be asked to investi - MacKiNNON IS ELECTED SHRINE (lUI!_ERESIDENT Mortland, Robertson, Vice Presidents; Leivers Secy.-Treas. MacKinnon was President of the Juneau Shrine Club last night, succeeding Judge George F. Alexander. Shriners held | = Deputy Collec- Sitka, who re. day, permitti scheduled games only one to be te Ezekiel stated: “This land Lhm‘mming the precious oil lay buried was desolate is become like the|in the sands, as described by Moses, Garden of Eden; and the waste|and also at the port of Haifa, at and desolate and ruined cities are|the terminal of the pipe line, this| bocome fenced and are inhabited.” | foot-shaped piece of land allotted ! r r e About a half a million Jews were to the tribe of Asher. The oil Was | hrogram 4 9 back on their land transferred to the tankers awaiting|__ This compe photo depicts a surprise air attack 01 London, a possibility that every Englishman fears. Prophecy Fulfilled to distribute the same to the vari-| Graphically shown are numerous explosions in the city as war birds rcar above dropping their “eggs” of The prophecy found in Isaiah that {ous ports of Europe. Truly Asher death. It is with this thought in mind that the British government is rapidly preparing for all eventuali- ry valley chall be exalted and|“dipped his foot in oil,” as the Bible | ties. The river Thames is a veritable signpost to the heart of England's capital. Inhuman war on civil- | °Very mountain and hill be made stated he would. { jans is portrayed in all its horror by the artist, and the crooked shall be made| monjght Evangelist Barnes will o ~.("rmgh' and the mmzl\_ pleu_"v»\ plain,” | take for his subject “Armaments,” | pereys cate e YYONNE PERRY ’NORWOMEN DINNER SOLD FRIEND'S s My of 05000 tiwwn i TS S T e e otk Heae Leo F. Mortland was elected Vi IS BRIDE OF TOMORROW NIGHT SUITCASE, GETS JOHN WHITELY peservations for Last Af- 6 - MONTH TERM out of Palestine in 1917. In order | gmpire.” in s L ol that his army could advance up| Vice-President and J. W. Leivers, Holy Trinity Cathedral Set- falBr "bldls dSprImg. Mh;”' ting for Ceremony ® Mado tone from the south towards iheir ob- Secretary and Treasurer. 1 last dinner this Last Evening K4y, cigher iy In colonial days, s:urgeon were abundant in most of the rivers of the Atlantic Coast. William Penn often commenied on the incredible J. 8 elected Leads Again! REC.U.S. PAT. OFF FIRST in the indusirial and commercial 0il {| Burner fields, as for over a quarter century. RICE & AHLERS CO Third and Franklin Streets— PHONE 34 JUNEAU'S ROTARY CONFEREN 18-19-20 B LR SR A jective, Jerusalem. it was ntial| The United States produces 77 MacKinnon appointed Jack to bring the waters from the Nile per cent of the world’s automobiles throug inch pipe along with |and has one registered car for each Christian, Leo Mortland and Wal- them as they advanced and, in or- |45 persons against only one for ter Scott on the dinner committes der to do so. Arabs were employed |each 3.2 persons in four other lead- and W. S. Pullen, Elwood McClain to level down the hills and fill up ing nations, | R: E. Robertson and 1. Goldstein as a committee to cooperate with e ’ Which of These GREAT ELF-IMPROVEMENT COU Do YOU Want? May Again After Brief Visit Qutside 30, The ing o be by the Norwomen is tomorrow the t Pies- rvations for the ¥ who a¥egedly which had Seaman Gibson, scld for $5 a been left in his Harry Hughes Police yesterday - - PRINCE ROBERT CANCELLED AS ROTARIAN SHIP Steamer Aleutian Booked r nigh arting at 6 o'Cock, in of the Nortriern Ligl church. Re be made not lat Miss Mary J Trinity Cathederal wa ening for the 8 of Miss Yvonne Perry | b3 White with Dean C affai rming the Given in marriage Ludwig Thoren, the atira wore a navy blue tailored suit with fuchsia accessories and a corsage of gardinias. Mrs. Clifford Berg, her only attendant » gowned in parlor pleaded guilty to petit larceny charge and was sntenced by U. S. Commissioner Gray to six months in jail on was released from jail only a few days ago after serving a term of ten months for larcen, Haines, 1 ette Whitti There interesting program arranged. Mrs. Margaret Bowen will give several selections, accompanied by Carol Beery Davis. Nadja Vestal and Legia Olson will present a style show at suit Solid for Conference in Juneau Cancellation of the sailing of the a navy blue rust color, with a outfit ng of rsage completing During the weddi was attended by close friends relatives of the couple. Miss Dorothy Green, accompanied at the organ by & her Mrs. Katherine Hook pare the dinner The committee in charge of the entertainment is Miss Dalma Han- son, Miss Louise Kemper, Miss Alice Johnson and Miss Marie Potjer r will pre- R sshoppers cawse the greatest of young trees planted in the lter belt program of the prairie states, but other natural enemies such rabbits and mice also do loss ‘Here is YOUR Here’s YOUR Commercial steamer Prince Robert as one of serious damage the ships to bring delegates to Ju- neau’s Rotary conference in May v.4s announced today by the Cana- dian National Railroad Reservations which had made for the Robert have transferred to the Aleutian, ng Seattle May 15, with the re- sult that the Aleutian is now booked solid and, according to word received by Conference Chairman A. B. Phillips from District Gov- ernor Marshall Cornett, it may be necessary to handle the overflow on | Well known in this city, bott another boat. The Aleutian w bride and groom are popular bring 325 delegates and Rotary visi- | bers of Juneau's younger o Whitely is at present an The steamer will be in port three ©f the Gastineau Grocery days, May 18 to 20, during which e time delegates will live aboard the NURSE ON VISIT chip and attend meetings and par- o ticipate in various conference ac- Luella Olson, Public Healtt tivities ashore. at Petersbu is in Junea et s e few days visiting Territorial and The retail value of 58 representa- Federal health offices. She will re- tive foods in the United States drop- W to Petersburg Friday ped nine per cent in 1938, but still e remained well above both the pre- war and recent depression levels. 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